ARTISTIC HOTEL

Regular walls can be beautiful, elegant and historic, but at GRACE LA MARGNA we enjoy adding a touch of unexpected magic. In collaboration with renowned Italian artist Pietro Terzini, our façade transformed into a canvas of contemporary light and creativity.
The 2024–25 winter installation became one of St. Moritz’s most celebrated highlights, resonating far beyond our expectations.
Its success has paved the way for a new chapter: from December 2025, the installation will return with an entirely new series of luminous phrases to illuminate the season once again.
 
 
 

Jürg Kaufmann, a Swiss corporate and fine art photographer based in Zurich, pursued his passion for the sea and mountains after a successful career in corporate consulting. His distinctive style emphasizes emotions and has gained worldwide recognition, from Olympic Games to exclusive hotels and superyachts. In GRACE LA MARGNA, you can find his photographs in the new GRACE WING.

Federico Sette is a fine art photographer & visual artist from the Engadin. Influenced by the tranquillity and beauty of his homeland, he captures the power, depth and magic of nature in his images. Over 40 countries he has traveled to have sharpened his eye - but it is the Engadin that inspires him time and again. His works are more than photographs, they are silent invitations to pause, marvel and connect with nature.

Christopher Mark Garside is a photographer who works from his studio in Zürich and home of Andermatt in the Alps of Switzerland. His photography can be found in our spa, representing the holistic concept of well-being.

A riot of colour, a lick of gloss and a touch of irony – welcome to the sunshine-drenched world of Tony Kelly.  Cinematic, stylish, theatrical and very, very sexy, Kelly’s work is a blissful brew of colour and gloss. It is little wonder he is often referred to as a modern-day Helmut Newton.

The Swiss-Canadian artist Evelyne Brader-Frank creates minimalist abstract sculptures from stone, bronze, or steel, celebrating the dance of curves and the beauty of the human form. Influenced by her artistic family, she discovered her passion for sculpture in 1990, specializing initially in soapstone and later expanding her repertoire to include bronze, concrete, and ice.